The Dragon wars of Assyria told through art (3D) – Part 1

December 6, 2022

The Dragon wars of Assyria told through art (3D) – Part 1

After the blazing phoenix twirls and Summons the Dragons for war, rows and rows of dragons fill the field on the left side. on the other side of the field not as many but a significant number of Dragons start to emerge.

The Standoff

There are rows of Dragons on the left side, it is not only one. As the story progresses, they will be revealed. the pose of the Dragons in the left is aggressive with their wings lifted up moving forward with their heads tilted to the ground, a typical aggressive move. its tongue clearly sticking out. The Dragons on the left are in a defensive position expecting an attack any minute. They are also in rows, the one on the inside is smaller as he is standing afar, his face will be revealed as the story progresses, the hand of the bigger dragon has covered it’s face, but it will be revealed as the story progresses. you could see it’s back, wings and tail starting to form if you zoom out. ( the images become clearer if you zoom out I suggest projecting the images to a smart TV to get the full experience) . based on the information from the artists, the average size of the dragon is the same size as this two dragons. If the Dragon’s face is too small, it means the artists is telling us that the dragon is too far and also trying to show us the magnitude of the legendary dragon war.

The Dragons take their first step

**move the slider from left to right to reveal the Dragon taking it’s first step** **(colored)**

**move the slider from left to right** to reveal the Dragon taking it’s first step **(outlined)**

The easiest way to spot one of the dragons without the outline is the dragon on the right. If you zoom in to his face, you could easily make out, it is a dragon.

The attacking dragons anounce their arrival by breathing fire

As the summoned Dragons begin to manifest from all directions. They are growling and hissing announcing their presence. A couple of them start breathing fire to intimidate the opposition. The dragons with their faces close to us have opened their mouths and are releasing fire. A dragon moving forward with his head to the left side of the flame is covering the view of the complete jaw, but as the story progresses, you will see the dragons in full glory.

**The summoned Dragons start to manifest from all sides. (outlined)**

**The summoned Dragons start to manifest from all sides. (colored)**

**move the slider from left to right** to reveal the Dragon spitting fire

Follow my blog as there will be daily updates as the story progresses. You won’t believe what happens in the end.

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My name is Abdurahman Seid (Abdu), 39 and a half years in this world, i recently got divorced and decided to be a full-time writer which was my passion since i was a teen. I tried my hand once at this before,10 years back, in 2009. But i wasn’t mentally and intellectually ready at that time. So i decided to shut it down after a year. but 10 years on, the blogshere has changed beyong recognition for me, a lot of people have a lot to say and share, a lot to talk about and a lot to dissect. there is no better time than this times to be anything you want, and for a writer, it is an utopia, a lot to comment and discuss about, what more could you ask for?

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An Independent researcher on antediluvian symbolism and languages.

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